New feature: Go to market like Webflow, Hotjar, and Heroku

In the competitive SaaS industry, a one-size-fits-all subscription model is often inadequate due to the complexity of products and diverse customer needs. Companies like Hotjar, Webflow, and Wix illustrate the benefits of offering multiple resource-based subscriptions, allowing customers to select different plans for each aspect of a product, thus ensuring fair pricing and a better buying experience. Stigg's platform facilitates this by offering an API and SDKs that enable SaaS companies to provide separate subscriptions with distinct usage plans and entitlements for various resources, such as websites or apps. This approach not only enhances customer satisfaction by offering more control and consolidated billing but also allows for rapid adaptation to market changes. Stigg's integration with Stripe and its customizable customer portal support this model, providing comprehensive management of subscriptions and pricing, which is essential for maintaining competitiveness and flexibility in the SaaS landscape.

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